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TapAlong #6A: The crap I know is better than the crap I don’t know

August 8, 2011 by Gene Monterastelli

Sometimes it is hard to move forward because we are worried about what might go wrong. Our current situation may not be perfect, but we are aware of that and we know how to manage it. Making changes to our lives invites in the unknown. We might get ...

Keeping the Long View – How To Understand The Healing Process With Tapping/EFT

August 6, 2011 by Gene Monterastelli

photo by Wally Gobetz Why it is hard to stay focused on one issue over time with Tapping/EFT? I hear from clients all the time that they have a hard time staying focused on an issue that takes more than one session to knock out, or as they work ...

Pod #67: Creating A Tapping Community Of Support w/ Stephen W. Carter

August 3, 2011 by Gene Monterastelli

Let's be honest: Tapping/EFT looks weird when you do it, sounds weird when you explain it, and really is just plain weird. At least once a week as I explaining the work I do and how much I love tapping someone will start to look at me like I have ...

Best Of, Personal Favorites, & Most Visited Free Resources About Tapping & EFT (#7links)

July 30, 2011 by Gene Monterastelli

photo by Jodi Green Last year Darren over at ProBlogger recommended an exercise for bloggers that would allow an writer to remind their readers of what they have to offer. The exercise has two goals. First, it is to remind your long time ...

TapAlong #4: Changing How We See Ourselves and the World

July 29, 2011 by Gene Monterastelli

A few years ago I was on retreat with Russ Hudson. At the beginning of the three days he said, "Who I think I am will die in this process. What I lose is my illusions." Often the transformation process isn't about becoming something new but rather ...